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U.S. Mint ‘made history’ as sales soared past $1 billion
- U.S. Mint collector-item sales exceeded $1 billion in fiscal year 2026, which ended September 30, according to the Treasury Department.
- The Treasury Department attributed the increase partly to a year-long series of special coins marking the 250th anniversary and demand for President Donald Trump’s $1 Coin.
- The Treasury Department said the sales level was the Mint’s highest in more than 20 years.
- U.S. Treasurer Brandon Beach said he had challenged the Mint to more than double annual sales and praised the team for meeting that goal.
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U.S. Mint ‘made history’ as sales soared past $1 billion
Sales of U.S. Mint collectors’ items for fiscal year 2026, which ended Sept. 30, doubled from the previous fiscal year.
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verdenews.comU.S. Mint tops $1 billion in sales, its best in over 20 years
Most of us only think about coins when we’re digging for quarters. A smaller group of Americans will happily pay more than face value for them. That second group keeps the U.S. Mint in business. Besides striking the change in your pocket, the Mint sells collector coins, proof sets and…
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